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New Year, New travels!
2018 is finally here! The long-awaited New Year has arrived and with it comes a new sense of hope. The slate has been wiped clean and it’s time for new […] More
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9 Tips for Maintaining your Diet while Travelling
When traveling sometimes you fall off your usual routine, be it work out, sleep or diet due to unforeseen circumstances that come up in your new locations as you move. […] More
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in Innovation, Science and Technology, Pets and Animals, Politics and Government, Travel and Adventure2020-2029: INDUSTRIALIZATION IS DEAD OR DYING, WILL TOURISM STEP UP AS THE LADDER TO MODERNITY?
Uganda, blessed with unimaginable beauty that adherents to the Lord of the Rings will equate only to the Elven town of Rivendell of the House of Elrond in Middle-Earth, is […] More
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Cause of Fear of Flying, And How You Can Overcome It
Aerophobia/ Aviophobia or commonly known as the fear of flying is when a person has a fear of being on flying vehicles such as aeroplanes and helicopters. To most people, […] More
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#RolexInUAE Part 3 – Almost Missing My Flight
– Part 1 – Part 2 After arriving at the New York University Abhu Dhabi campus, I was given a number of coupons to use for food at the different […] More
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Make Your Travels Easier with the Mobile Wallet
Technology was made to help ease most of our day to day activities and even if there exist a number of cons to using it, it’s very important to appreciate […] More
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#UgTravelMonth Bargain Trips and Activities to Excite You
Ugandans have recently started appreciating their own country, so many trips ranging from Koikoi, Cocktails In The Wild to the newest addition dubbed #UgTravelMonth. The growth of domestic tourism is […] More
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in Environment & Climate, Events, Fashion and Beauty, Identity & Culture, Music and Dance, Pets and Animals, Travel and Adventure, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureWhen Arua City Danced with the World: A West Nile Story of Gold, Culture, and Hope
The morning light over Arua City arrived soft and golden, spilling over the rolling hills and market stalls as if the sun itself had been invited to celebrate. The golf […] More
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Turning Your Home into a Bed and Breakfast
Bed and Breakfast or B&B as they are commonly known are usually a private home with extra space that is rented out as a lodging facility. In Uganda, there are […] More
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WHEN I IMAGINED DEATH IN A SMALL AIRCRAFT CRASH IN MASAI MARA, KENYA, 1981.
When in 1981 the coornator of The Biology of Conservation in the Zoology Department of the University of Nairobi, Dr Ian Deshmukh, told my First Year Masters group ( which […] More
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Walking Kampala: A Tour of My Own City – Part 1
Miti Kinaawola runs Tembea Kampala Walking Tours, which conducts city walking tours of Kampala. I had followed his Instagram page for close to two years before he followed me back […] More
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HOW I TRAVELLED BUSINESS CLASS TO LONDON UNEXPECTEDLY
The first time I travelled on an aeroplane was in the 1970s when I was reporting to my duty station as a fisheries research officer of the East African Marine […] More
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Once Neglected Creative Economy Now New Oil Well To Boost Nigeria’s Tourism With $15b
Nigeria is undergoing a seismic shift as its creative economy transitions from a cultural export to a primary economic pillar, with projections hitting $15 billion by 2030. ODIMEGWU ONWUMERE examines […] More
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International Publishing Fellowship: Day 1.2 IN-HOUSE AUDIOBOOK STUDIOS
Penguin Random House has its own in-house audiobook studios. After our Q and A with Molly and her colleague from Transworld, she took us to the studios and introduced us […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Competitions and Challenges, Environment & Climate, Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Politics and Government, Public Relations & Press Releases, Travel and Adventure, War and Conflict, Writing and LiteratureFlames of Justice: Nakimuli’s Fierce Stand Against Kisenyi’s Eviction Nightmare
The night air hung thick with smoke over Kampala’s Kisenyi slum, the faint glow of street fires casting jagged shadows across the tin roofs. At 20, Nakimuli stood outside her […] More
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BECOMING A MOUNTAINEER – Where Silver meets Gold
Welcome to my first mountaineering blog. You may be excused for thinking that I am an experienced mountaineer and therefore, this blog is about my top tips for other enthusiasts, […] More
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Joining The Great African Caravan
I first found out about The Great African Caravan through Ife Piankhi when she shared something about it on her facebook wall. I clicked the link to their website and […] More
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